So much of the discussion about grief surrounds the ideas of closure, acceptance and of moving on. However, this is only part of the story. A great many grievers feel pressure, guilt and self-consciousness surrounding the memory of their loved ...Read More

Losing a loved one is one of the most difficult experiences that any of us will endure in our lives. It touches every aspect of our lives, including our employment. As an employer, you may be facing this scenario for ...Read More

The holidays are often difficult for those who have experienced the death of someone close. Annual religious celebrations, family gatherings and birthdays are all times full of joy when the family comes together, but for those who have been bereaved ...Read More

Receiving mail through the post for a loved one who is now deceased can be an upsetting experience. Whether the letters come weeks, months or years after they have left you, receiving a letter and seeing their name can bring ...Read More

Suicide has a devastating impact on the survivors left behind and the wounds can take a long time to begin to heal. However, beyond the emotional impact there are other important practicalities that need to be taken care of in ...Read More

Grief is a natural part of life and something that will touch everyone at some point. However, that doesn’t make the process any easier for the person experiencing it. While many people will call on their friends and family for ...Read More

As a mark of respect and of sympathy, mourners will often arrange for flowers to be sent to the family of the loved one who has died, or alternatively they might go directly to the funeral director who can find ...Read More

Being a caregiver, particularly at the end of someone’s life, can be a rewarding but also a demanding experience. Helping with tasks like cooking, cleaning, bathing, using the toilet, driving and other tough jobs mean that most caregivers give on ...Read More

When talking about your end of life plans, it’s not uncommon to hear someone suggest that they would like to leave their body to medical science. In fact, research by Dying Matters suggests that as many as 82% of people ...Read More